2018 WORLD VET CHAMPIONSHIP: DAY TWO’S BIG WINNER WAS JOSH GRANT

On Nov 5, 2018 Last updated Nov 6, 2018

Josh Grant got to an early lead in the 30+ Pro class.

What a second day of racing at the 2018 Dubya World Vet Championship. Current Professional racer Josh Grant (who was a factory Kawi rider in 2018) dominated the 30+ Pro class by going 1-1 on the day. Jeff “Too Tall” Loop swapped moto positions with Denmark’s Tonni Andersen for second overall while Tonni’s 2-3 was good enough for 3rd. MXA‘s Dennis Stapleton finished seventh by finishing 7-6.

Below are all the Pro and Expert class race results including the 70 Expert class and woman’s race results.

2018 DUBYA WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP RESULTS

30+ PRO CLASS

Josh Grant (Kaw)–1-1
Jeff Loop (Yam)–3-2
Tonni Andersen (KTM)–2-3
Daryl Hurley (Suz)–4-4
Kris Keefer (Yam)–6-5
Benny Breck (Hon)–5-7
Dennis Stapleton (KTM)–7-6
Toby Ring (Hus)–8-8
Billy Jurevich (KTM)–9-9
Matt Karlsen (Hon)–10-10
Bill Fosnock (Hon)–12-11
Mike Cundari (Yam)–11-14
Luke Temple (Kaw)–15-12
Stephen Heighton (Hon)–14-15
Ryan Wilson (Hon)–17-13
Imre Adamek (KTM)–16-16
Michael Carter (Hon)–13-DNF

Daryl Hurley forced his way passed Benny Breck to make his way through the pack.

Denmark’s Tonni Andersen went 2-3 for third overall.

25+ EXPERT CLASS

Stephen Martin (Hon)–DNF-1
Billy Lea (Yam)–1-DNS
Vince Giancana (Suz)–2-DNS
William Smith (Kaw)–3-DNS

30+ EXPERT CLASS

Brody Jennings (Yam)–2-1
Jesse Mobley (Suz)–4-2
Lucas Frye (Hon)–3-DNS

35+ EXPERT CLASS

Mirko Milani (KTM)–1-1
Jeff Northrop (Hus)–3-2
Kenny Bell (Suz)–DNF-3
Imre Adamek (KTM)–2-DNS

40+ EXPERT CLASS

Matthieu Smith (Hon)–1-1
Shawn Bushnell (Hon)–2-2
Laurence Wiltshire (KTM)–3-3
Billy Van Vugt (Suz)–8-4
Ralf Schmidt (TM)–7-5
Jarrad Dixon (Hon)–6-6
Craig Davis (Hus)–4-DNS
Brian Storrie (Hus)–5-DNS

45+ EXPERT CLASS

Mike Reefman (Yam)–1-1
Craig Davis (Hus)–3-2
Fabio Occhiolini (Hon)–2-3
Brian Storrie (Hus)–4-4
Glenn Carmody (Kaw)–6-5
Antonio Ciampi (Hon)–5-7
Ralf Schmidt (TM)–7-6
Michael Calhoun (Kaw)–8-9
Dean Warren (KTM)–11-8
David Cincotta (TM)–10-10
Jeffrey Vanmatre (Suz)–12-11
Gwidael Buchon (Hon)–9-DNS

50+ PRO CLASS

Kurt Nicoll (KTM)–1-1
Don Bisceglia (Hus)–2-2
Ed Foedish (Yam)–3-3
Darren Cahill (Yam)–5-4
Jon Ortner (Yam)–6-5
Tim Tynan (Yam)–8-6
Steve Nelson (Yam)–9-7
Jorge Negretti (Yam)–7-9
Rick Ellis (KTM)–4-12
Glenn Clarke (Hon)–10-8
Loren Pochirowski (Kaw)–11-11
Ed Heacox (Yam)–13-10
Michael Krattli (Hon)–15-13
Robert Reisinger (Hus)–12-DNF
Ken Smith (KTM)–14-DNF

55+ EXPERT CLASS

Kevin Foley (Suz)–1-1
Robert Reisinger (Hus)–3-2
Tommy Grandstroem (Hon)–2-3
Michael Clement (Hus)–6-4
Milt Reimer (Yam)–4-6
Chandler Sato (Hon)–7-5
Chris Cole (KTM)–8-7
Ed Guajardo (KTM)–10-8
Bryan Schritte (Kaw)–5-14
Ken Smith (KTM)–9-11
Dan Paulson (Suz)–13-10
Dave Fontes (Hon)–15-9
Robert Engel (Kaw)–12-12
Brett Sauve (KTM)–16-13
Derek Wedding (Hon)–18-15
Dale Vanmatre (Yam)–17-16
Genji Atsushi (Hon)–11-DNF
Mark Davenport (KTM)–14-DNS

Japanese rider Chandler Sato raced in honor of Danny Magoo Chandler—uckbill visor, open face helemt and Magoo MXDN gear. He was 8th in the Over-60 Expert class.

60+ EXPERT CLASS

Pete De Graaf (KTM)–1-1
Isao Ida (Hon)–2-2
Eric McKenna (KTM)–4-3
Mark Kaestner (Yam)–3-5
Trey Jorski (KTM)–6-4
Val Tamietti (Yam)–7-6
Tony Cooksley (???)–5-9
Chandler Sato (Hon)–8-8
Michael Harper (KTM)–10-7
Jay Migliore (Hon)–9-11
Bob Rutten (KTM)–12-10
Will Harper (KTM)–11-12
Mike Monaghan (Yam)–13-13
George Ellinger (KTM)–14-14
Marc Crosby (Hus)–17-15
Dave Bowman (Hon)–16-16
Joe Pena (Yam)–15-17
Patrick Flynn (Kaw)–18-18
John Fitz (KTM)–19-DNS

Pete DeGraaf is arguably the fastest 60-year-old on earth.

65+ EXPERT CLASS

Carl Garafy (Hus)–1-1
Bruce Sass (Yam)–2-2
Dwight Catalano (Yam)–4-3
Mic Rodgers (Hus)–3-DNS

70+ EXPERT CLASS

Gary Chase (Yam)–1-2
Jim O’neal (Yam)–3-3
Bill Maxiam (Hon)–2-6
Roque Colman (Hon)–5-4
Steve Machado (Yam)–4-5
Bill Meyer (KTM)–10-1
Tim Kennedy (Yam)–6-7
Michael Lambert (Kaw)–8-8
Lars Larsson (KTM)–7-10
Jody Weisel (KTM)–9-9
Rod Harrison (Kaw)–11-11
Ernest Cabral (???)–12-12
Wayne O’Bleness (KTM)–13-DNS

WOMAN EXPERT

Steffi Laier (KTM)–1-1
Vicki Golden (Suz)–2-2
Nicole Pitell-Vaughan (Hon)–3-3
Holly Breck (Yam)–4-4